No…not an African Safari…
Let’s go on a Safari Reading List adventure!
Whether you use Safari, or another browser, I hope you have a way to bookmark and save all the fascinating posts and articles that scroll past your eyes each day. When something catches my eye or piques my interest, I click and…..
Describe The Civil War in One Word Heroic Bloodiest Tragedy Freedom Horrific Truth Unfinished
The History Channel asked historians to describe the Civil War in one word. I appreciate the words they used, which are shown in the list above. My word would be: Unbelievable
The historians would agree with my word, too. War in 1860 seemed unbelievable. No one in America thought that very soon their country would be blasted into a four…..
Memorial Day 2016
Thank you to my new and cherished friend, Rafael Amadeus Hines, for this magnificent tribute to our Armed Forces.
Mr. Hines begins…As an author of military-thrillers, despite having never served in the United States Armed Forces, Over the years I’ve had the privilege of hearing their jaw dropping…..
Memories in the Moonlight
Can you relate to this meme? You’ve probably seen it on Facebook and maybe even shared it with a friend.
And if you’re a Mom, then your brain says something like this to you every night. You may be the Mom of a 3-month-old or a thirty-year-old, or you may have grandchildren, it doesn’t matter- there’s always something to regret or worry about.
Like the time the two-year-old took our big dog for…..
100 Women Share their thoughts on Children Mother’s Day is coming!
The church I grew up in celebrated Mother’s Day by inviting all the women of the church to the annual “All Daughter’s Banquet”. What a wonderful way to include everyone, and make every woman feel special. Each year, more than 200 women gathered and brought their mothers, grandmothers, daughters, nieces and friends. What fun it was to…..
I Decided to Wait for Joy- Here’s What Happened In January, I told you about my plan for the year: 2018 Resolved: I will live with a sense of enthusiasm, optimism and expectancy.
I resolved to be more open to what God gives me and I challenged myself to welcome activities that bring…..
“Christ has opened Paradise!” I could write a sonnet about…Easter. Instead of poetry, I’ll show you through photos and music why this Christian celebration is the highlight of my year. “Loves redeeming work is done.” I was blessed with a pleasant home and a cozy family. Growing up, we celebrated with new outfits to wear to church to…..
Hello friends! Have you heard about Fame(US) the winner of the 2018 Masters Agility Championship? She is fast, enthusiastic, lively and intelligent- just like us, right? Or at least how we want to be!
When I sat down to write this post, I had two ideas. I wanted to write a blog about the games I like to play on my iPad. And I also wanted to share Fame(US), pronounced “famous”, and also know as “Fame”, too. So, I’m going…..
Great Expectations or Great Expectany?
I’ve been reviewing my goals and accomplishments of 2017 in my previous January posts; for this post I looked back through my year in photos and selected a favorite from each month. Aren’t digital photos fun? When I was growing up, our photos for the year were: family birthdays, kids in Easter clothes and Halloween costumes, and our clan at Thanksgiving with the turkey and again at Christmas with the tree. Now, we have plenty…..
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
January, named after Janus, is a time to look back at the past and then forward to a positive new year! Many people create resolutions. As I am at the age where I have given up most vices, (one can only give up chocolate so many times!) last year I gave myself a new challenge:
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